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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-11-19
ROundOr Flat.

A Buffalo teacher WAS being ex-
amined by the school board. Among
the questions asked was this:
"D0 you think the world IL round
or faty"
"Well, said the teacher, as he
scratched his head In deep thought,
"some people think one way and
some another, and III teach round
or fiat, just as the parents please"
Ell Perkins.
"You love my daughter?" said
the old man.
"L0ve her?" he exclaimed pass.
ionately. "Why, sir, l would die
for herl For one soft glance Of
those sweet eyes I would hurl my
self from yonder cliff and perish, v
bleeding, bruised mass, upon the
rocks two hundred feet below ?"
The old man shook his h0ad.
''I'm something ofa liar myself,*
I've said, "and one IL enough for Z
s'pslI fsmIly libs mlpAs-M " Asts,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-11-19

! viii sell my two lots, No. 402,
403 In Logan Village, ut bargain
Both are excellent building lots,
and can be hOught together 0r sep
nrately. For terms call on the "a.
itor Of the OHIO DEMOoRAr, Or adj
dress ae atStewardson; III,
GE0s Il. RWEE.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-11-19
ChicaS 4 Atlantic Railway Company.
TIME CARD.
Taking Effect May c2, 1857.

DD-The Chicago and Atlantic Railway
ccutinues to be the most popular line be-
tween all points east or west. Its trains are
composed Of the finest day coaches and pala-
tial Pullman sleeping cars. and run over a
smooth, well ballested road bed. No other
connections made In Union Depots, thus
avoiding incomodiOus transfers at unreason-
Oble hours, The rates via this line are as low
~ the lowest. Ask for your tickets win the
Chicago 4 Atlantic hallway and your journ.
ey viii DC one ofc0mfOrt and pleasure.
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AMlupSenaeuts.


NATIONAL THEATER-A delegation OF uniformed
Knights OF Pythias gave something OF military
aspect to the orchestral section at the National
OF the efforts OF their brother, Frederick W arde,
doubtless inspired that gentleman and his sup
portin! company with new ardor for the work:of
Damon and Pythias." This drama belongs
to an epoch with which the taste OF the
present can have little sympathy. and the
task. Its underlying sentiment is TO be sure OF a
primitive character, which should ind response In
which IS ns the asr
taste Of to-day, which condones no fault less
readily than the overwrought and affected style
earlier part OF the century. This literary style
does not fail to impress itself on the work OF the
actors who attempt the Interpretation OF these
things be expected. Mr.. warde's COM
pany give performance OF much merit,
fairly well thought out and developed TO con-
pleteness. Mr. Warde himself makes Damon Of
abundant force and tenderness, and is frequently
OF the part into a hysterical boisterousness
which he should seek above all things to
avoid. In the less passionate scenes he was grace
fourth act he was recalled and presented with a
floral triangle by the knights He made brief
speech In response. Mr.. Handysides as Isthids
Miss Blair was pleasing Cdtanthe, and Mrs. Fos-
ters ReTnai0ne was satisfactory. This evening
"VirgtniuS" will be given.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUSE Miss Kate Castleton,
very pretty and engaging, but rather more '.bash-
full" than there Is any apparent call for was well
received In "CraZy Patch" at Albaugh's last night
The piece Is simply racy tumble OF grotesque
nonsense, but IL AFFORDS Miss Castleton Eddy Fog,
James p. Kelly, Harry Rathbury, and Arthur Bell
no end OF opportunity for assaults on the rsibles
or the audience. During the second and third acts
the laughter was almost continuous Mr. Fog Is
especially amusing In grotesque and indescriba-
BILE way. The fun OF the piece, while not exactly
elegant is not at all coarse, there being certain
very acceptable
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER-An audience that
tested the capacity OF the house witnessed the
performance OF passions Slave" at Harris BijOu
Theater last night. The play contains many ef-
fective situations, and they receive competent
treatment at the hands Of Mr.. 7. h Winnett's
company.
KERNANs THEATKR.--Re1lly and Woods excel
lent specially company kept large audience in
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AUCTION SALES.
AOO4IO4N OfAdEO.
TTVHOMAs BOWLING. Aucnopssr.
HOUSE, No. 1915 1AYRTTE sTREETn. A ~.
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH 81 Reefs
ASE III VS SEfhNTH S SET BETMEEN
.OMAs BOWLING, Aucuonesr.

TRUSTEE SALE OF A. TWOeTORY FRAME
HSpsE Ne; 1919 x 4AyETTE Isl sTREETt, DE-
s1 LOT 81 sExESTHs s sTkEE s skEEETs
sk6RaEFoxx IA la sAxsrTE sThEETs.
BY virtue Of deed Of tzsst dated the 23d day Of
ton County in the District Of Coumbis and by drsc
ton Of the party secured thereby the undsrsignsd
Eiaaf 1887 Sk o1SEBSiss p TTE y y;
numbered two hundred and one s20ij In fhssifeid's
Snnins on the south adsof street q diStaSce nom
the southeast Of and 35th streets forty feet
:Dsssn feet q. g! iDrhss thence north siIiy Zee.
inches TO the place Of beginning conveyed 70 Henry
Mhalen BY the name Of Henry 4. Wsyland deed from
Thomas Brown and wife, dated September 4. 1850
II: Sf5 Ga On: :Sd
s: x. e
s1H ss s.s
twsnty 20 test. theece Vet tysntythres C23l fost
az ssss:: meme:
incSss % lie pi: :Sss q
Tsrms of sals, O1Ythird ssh; balance In two equal
in.t.ll@e1ts one md two - afts. dasS Of sis With
SPSSD e ;SS sssSsaa
q he dune q sss Il t6s terms q ri, are not com.
piled With ten days atss day Of sale the properly
Will b eesold st the risk and cost of the
party to1s-dtsl JAMES W. HANEY. Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

IN the United States Supreme Court to-day Chief
Justice waite announced that argument upon the
questions raised BY the habeas corpus cases OF AZ
torney General Ayers and other imprisoned State
omcefs OF Virginia will be set down for the second
Aonoy In November, and that meanwhile the
prisoners WIN be set at liberty on their own recog.
nizances, In the sum Of 81 600 EACH to answer the
summons Of this court when their presence shall
De required. In explanation OF this decision the
cneI lustce stated that tho prisoners were public
omcers charged with public duties, and the pre-
SUMPTION was that they were actuated In this pro-
ceooing py desire TO obtain decision upon the
questions At issue and not to manifest contempt
Ior tne court below. The chief justice added, In
response TO an inquiry, that the court would hear
argument from two counsel on each side.
Nj. royal stated that the Solicitor General had
kinoly consented that he ana his associate, ex-
GOV. Chamberlain, might take part In the argu-
ment, and, a. there were three cases, he thought
perhaps they both might be enabled to present
Tho Chief Justice answered that the court
held all the cases to be the same and, as at present
edvieec, thought that two arguments upon side
would De sufhcfent, and more would be an un-
necessary consumption Of time.
Is probable that ex-senator Conklng, OF New
YORK, and ex-Representative J. Randolph Tucker,
Of the prisoners. AS to the other side, solicitor
General jerks, and either Mr.. Royal or ex-Gover-
nor chamberlain, as may be agreed upon, VIII
PROBABLY 90 the speaking.
Within twenty minutes the prisoners met Col:
Mchenney, clerk OF the court In his ONCE, and
gave their personal bonds for appearance, where
upon they were released
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still Another Decline In Stocks.
A SLIGHT GAIN AT THE OPENING, WHICH WAS sOOl
MORE THAN WIPED OUT.

NEW YORK, october 18, IL q. m--The opening Of
the stock market was strong throughout this
morning, first prices being from u to 4 per cent
above the closing figures OF yesterday, the latter
in Missouri Pacific and Kansas and Texas. The
improvement was not maintained however,
though few stocks made further slight gains In
the early dealings, Reading and Lackawanna
being most conspicuous with advances OF half per
cent each. Decided weakness was developed
throughout the list, and no check was given the
Pacific preferred had lost 2k, Union Pacific and
Reading each 4, Northwestern IL, and others
fractional amounts A slight rally followed, when
the market became more quiet, and at IL O'Clock
was steady at the decline,
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VICIORf FUk IT IN COURT YE9TKRDAY.
AL the judges OF Baltimore, except Judge
Dennis. who is an unopposed candidate for re-
election, sat yesterday to hear registration cases
The court-rooms were crowded with all sorts Of
people, including fashionably- dressed ladies and
prominent men, who had been summoned a. wit
nesseA The Reform League, through John +.
Btggs It's agent, petitiOned for the striking on Of
nearly 1000 Illegally registered nameA A Ques-
petitioner must live In the same district In
which he is q voter. This caused q meeting OF
the full bench and arguments that laste0 all day,
but the decision was favorable TO the Reform
League and the work Of striking on the names
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

IT ass .v. On. eco 30 S70, Ash sta w. 6rsl g. 80
lJlI y st sv. 81. 100 l2Os Sd ST 5r.. 1880
NO lst 81 Sc. $r.......s 1853 Va ave. Ae, 5r o
ii9lls,i1ssCs az 5r.lt ~ n ST. aw,5r.wstsr 10
lil2 Del ave sw, ar. JOJ NJ 81 sw, %
elS stAw-l0r. water - Cor 9th and e. SO
Olo-Sr q H. fAkkkh. Cor. A. and L ats. ".
Irok kENT-BRIck HOUSE. $50 IsT ST n L !;
II al mod imp IL rood order. front and back yards
ooAl-vsult IN front: sx2 !. 0ALlI6AN, go LIST ST
= ol5-3ts
LOB RENr-l3l7 ST. n. w.. sEyEN-ROOM
Il Dwelling. s2U per month
Also. on 81, near l3th st. n two-story brick:
new. All rooIns add bath bay window mod Jumps.
JOHN BOWLLS 4 CO.,
olo-3t l22l ct NV
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O. | c.
NGma
Nosns
Washington stock Exchange.

Tho following CHANGES from yesterdays quotations
On the Warrington Stock ExchSnxe noted to-dayi
s. Sea- $SsS: sSs. Isl. .ssI:ns; III
bid, 1lSk asked. ID. c. 30-year fund. 1902 coin,
S2s sshsa w Wsshington and GeorYstown FsilFosd
& SIX ..s: S
Gas ~ bid, 30 asked cElSinO;s Ip:usanes. isN
town. 1853 bid 1853 asked. Ciuzens' National bank,
ll84 bid Second National Bank. l25 bid. l35
Estate Title Insurance Co. I3t bid; l29 a:ksd
bonds, g., 90 bid W. H. 2ds q, 81 bid.
Bull Run Panorama Co, ed hid Columbia Title
Insurance. u bid. IS. asked
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ALAsss ArrrsnAscs o. nsnce9r xprsrEzs AID
oTnn cnrRcn rBSrLk
Tbs funeral q Maria Augusta wsech. vffe OF
Rev. W. 7. i wceoA. tbe pastor of orscs n r
Church. took paace To-Day &C ths chupcA. ana vas
ATTENDED by larve congregztion, In which we're
nearly ~ the ministers Of that crnominassou OF
the Distrsct churches and many trom ,As na,s,.
more churches - well ~ many TRENDS nom the
churches % which the bcreaved hu6saad 80
heretofore served The pulpit was occppIed by
Rsv. ,. McKendree Rel II, the presiding e8kf; key
d.. MAYOR. OF Hamline; hes. ,. T. WeoGG9. q
Baltimore. and Rev. = d. owen, % Fletcher. The
remains were n hAndDome cicth-ccvefed casket
and % and about y were the following dcrHi
tributes; a croes and crown from Union n. =
church; ofoken column, fruen the Young psoples'
Temperance Union Of Gracs churvh: across and
crown nom the Aite society Of Grace, . tribute
and other tnoutss nom isdissdasi frisnca The
services wege opsned By ths CHOIR led By Mr. q. r,
Gailehsf, singing .Aalesp in JssuA" anl ~. Dr.
MAYOR fnlioWed With prAyes. The leancns vepS
read by Rev. Dr owen and Helly, aftsr which
Mr.. Catcher sang .Home at Last- Rev. IN
webster mace the addreeS 10 which b spote q
the life and character OF the deceased. and Rev
C. W. Baldwin, Of Ryiand. offered prayer. The
easket WAS then opened, and while the choir sans
sSafe IN the Arms Of yesuA" tie congregation
many q them aGcctsd 70 taaFA took 3 farewell
look at their friend The rsmaips werS borne By
more and Rev. c. Herbert Richardson, Of ncKen-
dree, Hon. N. q. urnsr, Of Frederick and Nessrs
p Magfn and james Abercromb;e 70 the hears
and taken 20 Oak Nm for intesment
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Dropped Dead on the Street.
SUDDEN DENISE OF MEMBER OF FAMOUS WEST
POINT FOUNDRY PIRA

New YORK, october lS.-Mr. Peter Kemble, Of
the firm OF iron founders OF West Point N Y,
II is supposed from heart disease. Mr.. Kem--
BILE was born IN New York City In
1928. His father WIN. kemble, was one OF the
Oldest kn1ckerbOckers. The foundry company is
one OF the largest and oldest in the country During
the late war they manufactured nearly all OF the
celebrated Parrot guns which were the only rifle
guns used In the rebellion. They built the ma
chinery OF the Irgate Missouri and the Merrimac,
which was was afterward famous al the rebel ram.
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Assault Cases Disposed OF.
SOME OF THE PROBLEMS JUDGE SMELL HAD 10
POSE. OF THIS MORNING.


Nathan Jones, colored, entered the dock at the
Police Court this morning carrying an Old
umbrella under his arm, which proved rather an
expensive luxury. He was charged with engag-
ing in street fight with another man, named
Eugene Diggs. The latter carried no umbrella
this morning, although it was raining, but when
arrested by Onicer Nelson he had IS in his pocket
which permitted him TO breathe free air. He left
his money at the station and failed to appear In
court tor It. The officer Identified the umbrella
as the weapon used by Jones TO strike Digs with.
Peter Hunter and samr Adams both colored.
were In the dock charged with nyhting In Clicks
Ss %as q suffer penalty Of the sW
IN the sum nc. q s. so,o Adams Nv was discharged
charged with an assault on Jno Briscoe, the bell
Evans as coIorsd pleaded not guilty to Charge
almost every week, and was recognized by the
ing TO assault her with an axe. but he denied the
charge. The Judge took his personal bonds u
keep the peace. Jas. Arnold: conductor on an
Downey, q boy who attends the switch at the foot
OF Capitol Hill, but ON hearing the testimony the
Elsie Fillmore, Charged with assaulting Joseph
PeytOn, and Archibald Robertson, charged with
assaultlng Isaac Henderson, each forfeited IS col.
John Murphy, charged with assaliting John Sales
In South Washington, forfeited IS collateral Fan
ME Laws and HARRIET Lewis, colored, charged win
threatening Clara A0ten, each gave their personal
bonds James N York was acquitted Of charge
OF threatening Prol Flynn. He was fined s. for
profanity.
WIN. /. Davis, the colored bridegroom charged
With assaulting Mary Warren. also coiored, with
whom he had been living, pleaded mot guilty"
Mary testified that the defendant had lived with
her but that he had LETT her house. several nignts
ago she said he entered her house after midnight
and gave her Q severe beating and attempted "a
cut her throat The defendant testified that the
assault took place q week ago. He said that be
was married during the evening, ana when hs
went 10 Marys house at night after some articles
he had left there they had some trouble, which
Mary started. He denied that he attempted 70 cui
her throat. He ives lined go or 20 Days
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GLADSTONE ON COERCION.
Directed Not Against Crime, But
Against Lawful Combinations 10
Guard Irish lntefeSta

LONDON, october l8-Mr. Gladstone met with an
enthusiastic reception at Manchester this morn
ing. He also made speech at Shefdeld to-day, in
which he said he did not doubt that the mind OF
the people was rapidly marshaling itself In favor
OF cOntenting Ireland, and restoring the freedom
and efficiency OF parliament and the honor OF Eng
land which has been so grievOusy furnished by
past misconduct in Ireland
MIR. Gladstone spoke also at Stockport. He said
that coercion was directed, not against crime but
against the people OF Ireland combining TO pre-
serve their interesta II such q combination
showed q tendency toward crime the liberals
would not give It the smallest countenance.
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FOR RENT-HOuSES


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an eief4nly furnished House, fourteen rooms: All
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oIl-2w. Sia ",
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u newly rapere {, paintod and put in thorough Ie-
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The Anarchist Cases.

Rx-RRPREsENTAT1vE TUCKER THINKS THEY WILL BE
HEARD IN TIE o. 9. sUPkEAE COURT THURSDAY on
FRIDAY.
Ex-Congressman Tucker. OF Virginia, recently
retained as counsel to assist In bringing the petit
ton OF the condemned Chicago anarchists before
the U. 8. Supreme Court, has made an arrange
ment with Associate Justice Harlan for the pre-
sentation Of the petition either next Thursday or
Friday morning.
TO a STAR reporter to-day Mr.. Tucker said that
there was good deal OF printing to be done In the
case; that II Is being done as rapidly possible
and II completed In time the other counsel will
rive here and together they will all appear before
Justice Harlan on Thursday; but should the print
ing be delayed the petition will not be presented
until Friday.
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To Have . Public MestIme.
Z CONVECTION conHrf1Hs 70 lsI ruE coHnrs.
0IoNERS 10 CALL oNI.

oIoNERS 10 CALL OBJ.
eome OF the members OF the committee appointed
by the Columbia Democratic Ciue 70 take steps 20
have the national democratic convention held IN
this city. met at wilards last evening and talked
the project over. The attendance Included
Messrs. VIM Dickson. r. q. Edmcnston. n A.
Lambert, W. =. Hoffman. X n. sylvester and
Lawrence Gardner, the latter representing n. ID.
Larner. As there were some member out OF town
and unable 10 attend little business was done. lt
was decided 70 draft q letter 20 the District Com
missaoners requesting them TO call a meeting OF
citizens at such time and place IS they shall md
most convenient, 20 consider the project
Chairman Dickson was draftinG . letter 20 the
Commissioners this afternoon which viii be signed
by members OF the committee. IL viii set forth
the action OF the Columbia Democratic Club, the
fact OF the meeting here at an early day Of the
national democratic committee 20 select o place
for the convention, and the desirr blity Of having
q public meeting 70 invite this convention her,
and 10 provide for the meeting here o. this and
other conventions The letter viii state that IN
case the convention 10 appointed 70 meet here
suitable structure can be erected IN time. Mr..
Dickson said that many men with whom ne ha
talked who were not identined with thedemoc-.
racy expressed their desire 10 work secure theo
convention for washington. public meeting
called by the Commissioners would have no par
tisan character. but would represent the CITY and
act IN the interest Of the city.
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MARRIED.

BOTEIER-SrX. Al FREDERICK. Mi. on Octo,ssr Ia,
1887, the reside II the bfsde PARENTS by the
Rev Osborne lngle Of the EIiscopal Clur,t III MAkD
n, BOTELER, OF Washington, ID. c. and MAMIE r.
SIX, Of Frederick City. Md.
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Change i'm the Quartermaster's Depart.
naenL

OAeu6
The Secretary Of War has ordered the following
changes OF In the Quartermaster's Department:
capt Jaa N. Marshall, assistant quartermas-
ter, relieved from duty in Philadelphia and
ordered to the Department OF the Missouri,
where he will relieve Capt. Lafayette K
Campbell, who is ordered to take charge
of the construction of the military post near Dem
YER Col MAJ. yno II. Belcher is relieved from duty
at Denver,oand ordered to Vancouver Barracks,
Washington Territory, for assignment to duty at
Portland, Oregon, where he will relieve Capt.
Chas X Barnett as purchasing and disbursing
Quartermaster. Capt. Barnett will relieve
Capt. Jno. w. Pullman as assistant quar-
termaster at the department OF Arizona.
Capt. Pullman will relieve Capt. Edwin B. Atwood
lieve Capt John Simpson as chief Quartermaster
Of the department OF Texaa Capt. simpson will
partment OF the Platte. Capt. McCauley will re-
port for duty as disbursing Onicer, department Of
Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

THE ONLY PATENT issued for the District of
Columbia during the past week was to Henry j.
Ennis, OF Washington, for an automatic vending
machna
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CIvTL-SERvICE EXAMINATIONS FOR PROMOTION
REsUMED.-The examination Of clerks Of the War
Department for promotion was resumed at the
Civil Service Commission to-day. There were
present fourteen clerks OF the second and third
classes and thirty-One OF the first and 81, 900
classes, OF the Secretarys ONCE OF the War Depart
ment; four clerks OF the second and third classes
and six Of the FIRST and 1000 classes, OF the
Rebellion Records ONCE; four clerks Of the frst
and 81 900 classes, OF the Signal ONCE. There
were only two absentees OF those enrolled for
examination. There were only six females In the
classes examined to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

ENpoime A1osToGlc PovnsY.-A bM has been
presented In the Mexican Congress by which the
privileges OF the clergy Of all denominations are
holding OF property for religious puFp6ssA II .
church - not used for public worship tt may be
connscated on the declaration Of . private party
70 that eneot and sold q auction part OF the pro-
eeeds falling 70 the btate and the Feat 70 the Do
nOunCer.